Sarah Ford | August 8, 2012
Employee Engagement: the Important Glue Between Giving & Volunteerism
How much does an employer’s decision concerning employee engagement play into the overall corporate culture of giving and volunteering (or lack of giving and volunteering) at an organization?
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak about this subject on the Not-for-Profit Exchange Blog Talk Radio. Here’s why we at America’s Charities believe that employee engagement is the glue between giving and volunteering that is so important:
Click here to listen to the full discussion on Not-for-Profit Exchange Blog Talk Radio.
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